Question

movie ratings
bad awful bad average good
average great good great average
great good good good great
awful average great awful average
great bad good awful great
choose the correct option:
interval, quantitative
nominal, quantitative
ordinal, qualitative
ordinal, quantitative

Explanation:

1. First, identify the data type: the ratings (Awful, Bad, Average, Good, Great) are non-numeric, so they are qualitative (categorical) data, not quantitative.
2. Next, classify the qualitative data: the ratings have a clear ordered ranking (Awful < Bad < Average < Good < Great), which fits the definition of ordinal data. Nominal data has no inherent order, while interval data is quantitative with consistent intervals.

Answer:

ordinal, qualitative